As someone who has used Debian-based Linux distributions for a long time, I recently wanted to take a look at Arch Linux. But I guess it must be due to my naivety that I couldn't even fully install and set up the proper graphics driver, so I had to revert to cumbersome Windows. Frankly, I generally like to learn something, but using Arch was a bit difficult for me. At least, as in Debian-based Linux distributions, I guess the graphics drivers are not installed very easily. I would like to say that I am using an AMD family graphics card in my computer (RX 6700 XT - 12 GB).
What I want to ask is:
1-) How do I download and fully set the graphics drivers correctly on Arch Linux?
2-) How much will my performance loss be compared to Windows? (The reason I asked this question is that even though I haven't installed the graphics drivers properly [i.e., at least I just wrong installed it], I installed League of Legends via Lutris and I did a small test, and when I saw a value between 800–1200 fps when the fps setting was "unlimited" on Windows, I was getting around 50–75 fps in Arch.)
I want to use my graphics card to its full performance. In general, I don't play games that require very high graphics, but still getting very low fps with such a powerful graphics card bothers me.
Thanks in advance for all your help.
What I want to ask is:
1-) How do I download and fully set the graphics drivers correctly on Arch Linux?
2-) How much will my performance loss be compared to Windows? (The reason I asked this question is that even though I haven't installed the graphics drivers properly [i.e., at least I just wrong installed it], I installed League of Legends via Lutris and I did a small test, and when I saw a value between 800–1200 fps when the fps setting was "unlimited" on Windows, I was getting around 50–75 fps in Arch.)
I want to use my graphics card to its full performance. In general, I don't play games that require very high graphics, but still getting very low fps with such a powerful graphics card bothers me.
Thanks in advance for all your help.
